According to reports from multiple sources, the NCAA has moved to implement a rule for the upcoming college football season that would require each team to use mascots at least once a game per ...

a fan favorite at Drake basketball games, from the tournament’s opening rounds. The NCAA currently permits live mascots only at the Final Four, meaning Griff II will have to sit out unless Drake ...

With the bracket being revealed, March Madness is officially HERE. And we know the next few days until the first round of the ...

The Drake men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament without its live mascot, Griff II, a six-year-old English ...

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Fans navigating the dozens of schools in the NCAA men's ... Tennessee’s mascot, Smokey the bluetick coonhound, got tossed from the 1996 women’s national championship game against Georgia ...

becoming the 10th mascot from the NCAA and the only one from a current FCS institution to be part of the hall. The bear is known for his signature entrance to football home games. The origins of ...

While Clayton was taking a family photo after the game, the Florida Gator mascot learned the hard way of not being wanted in ...

Griff II, an English bulldog, has been Drake's mascot since July 2020. Even though he's beloved in the college basketball world, the NCAA won't allow him to watch this Thursday's first-round game.

the NCAA won't allow him to watch this Thursday's first-round game. As of right now, the NCAA only allows live mascots at the Final Four. Drake fans aren't happy about this decision ...